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Community StandardsThe Healthy Environment Group is a community group who believes based on the current science that chemical spraying should be minimized in the vicinity of; young children, sensitive at risk persons, near organically grown foods and aware or pregnant persons who choose not to be exposed as a matter of course by neighbours, Councils and State authorities. The culture of spraying at will needs changing and we propose the following interim guidelines, standards and changes be adopted in a considerate aware community.
Concerns for Private Properties Council to advise neighbours within a specified distance of 1 km of notification need for: • 3 days (72 hours) notice minimum to be given to a sensitive neighbour • Date and times of any proposed spraying to be specified • Poisons to be used to be specified • New notice to be given if weather or other factors prevents spraying • Stop spraying if wind blowing in direction towards sensitive neighbours property • No pressure spraying in vicinity • No more than 1 day of hand spraying from all sources to be permitted in any week (7 Days) • No more than 3 days cumulative in any calendar month, or 4 days per year from any one source • No more spraying on public road reserves or on frontages to roads • Spraying within 300m of a residence including adjoining fence lines to be by prior agreement only • Where it has been shown previous neighbour spraying has caused medical consequences all spraying by agreement only • Owners to be reminded that they are legally liable for the actions of their contactors • That contactors must be specifically licensed under the QLD Environmental Protection Act • Neighbour to be fined for using Grazon and all 2,4 d containing products without a permit The Power of Twitter for Your Protection from PesticidesFollow us on Twitter for updates on pesticide spraying active in the MBRC area.
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